St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-30
SOCIETY AT HOME.


Laval. One hundred couples partici-
pated and tripped the light fantastic to
the music of Willard & Thyle'S Orches-
ira. The programme consisted of twen
ty-four numbers, in which all the latest
round dances predominated. Charles
Fiese led the opening grand march.
which was characterized as exceedingly
lunch was served by Taylor & Welty,
caterers. Among the most prominent
ones present were: Charles Filteau
and lady, William Yourret and lady, L.
Demenles and lady, ID. q. DeZiel and
lady, T. l.. Laliberte and lady, 81. A.
Pinault and lady, E. j. L'Herauit and
lady, n. Pariseau and lady, Is Laramee
and lady, B. Cloutier and lady, V:
Campbell and lady, G. ii. Seymour and
lady, J. Berthieume and lady, P. Jas
men and lady, o. Fessier and lady, Jo-
seph Cardinal and lady, Z. J. Bergeron
and lady, n. Beaudette ana lady, Frank
Chabot and lady, J. l.. MarcouX and
lady, Joseph Duport and lady, Fl. st.
Hilaire and lady, ii. Berthiaume and
lady, I. F. Riviere and lady, George
MeSsier and lady, Felix Poulin and
lady, while Dr.. Marchand and party
represented the SANITY City. The club
was organized last June for the purpose
of affording those of French extraction
the opportunity of occasional gather
fngs of their own people.
The entertainment at the Church of
Christ last Wednesday night was
grand success. The entertainment was
given by the Young Ladies' society in
order to raise funds for the new church
building. More than 200 people were
present and enjoyed pleasant evening.
In front of the church was curtain and
stereopticon shed light ON it. On
withdrawing the curtain a large gilt
frame, with a living woman, appeared
In costume and acted as an Interpreter
OF the living pictures and announced
the music. Miss Christian began the
evening by playing one of Schuman's
beautiful waltZeS, which filled the small
room and was fitting introduction to
the entertainment. Mrs. 81. j. Black
disclosed the first of the living pictures
to the audience, 1.-The Spanish Lady,"
Prof. Merriam rendered fine selection
by Mason on the piano, and another pic
ture followed. Miss Kober played "Old
Black joe" with variations, and the
duchess of Devonshire" was taken off
by one whom C. S. Jelley said was
Minnesota girl who would not be nor
eyer expected to be, a duchess--Miss
Wyman. Part second had many beau
titul features, among them was Cherry
Ripe by Miss Matte Ankeny, and
CAMS Nightingale Trill,'' sung by
Miss Mabel Chase. The entertainment
was grand success, and sum of about
sl50 was realized from the performance
The dancing club of Hiawatha Tribe
No. 2, Improved Order of Red Men,
gave social war dance at their hall, 220
Nicollet avenue, last Friday evening.
This club is Differed as follows: J. w.
Chapman, president; W. G.. Howker.
vice president; A. E. Chapman, secre
tary; Phil W. Wirth, treasurer, with
Clinton Brooke, John Hard and j. A.
Collier as committee of arrangements,
and gave this as the first of their winter
series of dances. About thirty-fve
couples were present and danced until
1880 midnight. The dance was in
ing being some of those present:
Gentlemen-E. L.. Doty, J. w. Chap
man, o. L. Skeels, J. Dunn, j. Slater,
W. W. McFarlane. I'll. NJ. Van Denmark,
John Hard. George Chapman, P. w.
Wirth, Clint Brooke, j. C. Cole. A. r.
Browny, w. II. Holmes, w. G. Howser,
L. Petram, j: Bake. c. L. Hoffman, A.
w. Boyd, j. Zimmerman. Misses Mary
Brooks, Annie Robinson, G. l.. Morse,
A. Harvey, Nj. Hirth, Gussie Harm, Ida
Benner, Jenie Butterfeld, M. Robinson,
NJ. Sherwood; A. E. Chapman and wife,
George II. Thomas and wife, w. c.
Marsh and wife. Fred Carlin and wife.
j. A. Collier and wife, E. B. Scott and
wife, W. j. Hirth and wife, Mrs. e.
Chapman, Mrs. G. Sandage, Mrs. K. r.
Demon, Mrs. j. Paris.
The seventh annual ball of the North
western Lodge No. SO, Brotherhood of
locomotive Firemen. will be given next
Thursday evening at Armory hall, cor
ner Eighth street and First avenue
south. The following are the commit
tees: Arrangements, Thomas F. Mea.
F. x. Hall, William G. Richmond. Fred
Morse and Fred Harvey. Invitations.
c: K. Brown, c. 81. Delameter, ]. V.
Piper, G. D. Stevens. Howard Trum-
bull and NJ. c. Shannon. Reception, M.
E. Miller, J.. G. Taylor. Ed E Depew,
and Charles Hughes. The floor mana
gers are George Clarke, II. P.
Stone, William Beeth, John GOnstad.
James Boden, Ed Barry and Duncan
Mckay. A pleasant evening is antici-
pated, as the balls heretofore given by
the brotherhood have been successfully
managed.
Final arrangements have been made
for the series of social parties and re-
ceptions by the committee of arrange
ments OF Grand Canton No. 1, Patri-
archis Militant and Myrtle lodge No.
II, Daughters of Rebecca. I. o. o. r.
The first of the series will be given
Thursday evening. Nov. 8, at their hall.
No. 30l Nlcollet avenue. Careful ar
rangements have been made to make
this a most successful party. A special
musical programme has been prepared.
The number of tickets already taken
gives assurance of large attendance.
The grand march will commence at $50.
The ball and reception rendered the
Lurline Boat club at the West hotel last
Wednesday evening by John II. West
was grand success, and melted SO, 500
for the LurlineS. Dancing began few
minutes after Q o'clock and continued
until about $50 in the morning There
was no intermiSsiOn for supper, which
was served in the ladies' ordinary and
lower corridors. Two hundred couples,
IN FULL dress, were present and enioyed
most delightful evening. A large
number of guests from Duluth, st. Paul
and other cities were present. Danz's
orchestra furnished excellent music tn
the satisfaction of all.
A grand ladies' reception was given
last Tuesday afterdoon from 2 to 6. bv
Mrs. W. b. Folds and her daughter.
Charlotte. at their home, POP Thirteenth
street south. Mrs. L. B.. Wells, Mrs.
Hector Baxter, Mrs. George Christian
and Mrs. p G. Heard assisted in receiv-
ing the guests. The house was hand
somely decorated with fragrant flowers
oil brilliant colors, the general effect be-
ing yellow. There were fully 200 peo-
pie present of the most aristocratic So
ciety, during the afternoon. An elabo-
rate repaSt was served in Mays most
fashionable style. A pleasant after
noon was enjoyed by all present.
Tomorrow night the Caledonia club
will give grand entertainment at Cur
tfss hall. Among the principal features
of the evening. will be an, address by ex-